Thanks for watching Gil!

@@moment will always love to. 😊

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lol same

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Haha perfect timing 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

Same here!! What do you decide on? I go for xe4!

@@maliedivine I’m leaning heavy the X-E4 for the interchange lens. I have an X-T4 now, but this has such a nice form factor, something I could just slide in a pocket on my backpack and bring out easily

Glad you enjoyed it

I’d love to see Ricoh Gr4 with some little bit more video capabilities.

and it's not a NATO rail, its an ARCA SWISS plate. huge goof. should be added to the video description.

Well, folks, I changed my mind at the last minute and went for the x100-v. Reality set in knowing I don’t want to go back to the hassle of bulky kits and changing lenses. The x100v inspires true photography. Can’t go wrong with either one.

@ricardof.casellas665 In my humble opinion, the X100V is a perfect camera system for street and travel photography. The only issue I have with the X100V is my being restricted to just one focal length. The X-E4 solves that issue, but it lacks some of the really nice features of the X100V. So, maybe I should buy both and carry two camera bodies? 🤔

Yeah I agree there, I’m also thinking of returning and changing but the flash and quiet shutter are deal breakers for me since I changed from fashion/people shots to street and nature but still some fashion just not all the time as I used to. I wanted better video quality and exchangeable lenses but then I thought well for vintage type video I don’t think it matters and I can kinda live with not being able to zoom or maybe I try those conversion lenses but the x100v is just a really good package for photography which will be my main focus.

Wdym works with RAW? Does it crop the RAW like the jpeg or just allows you to shoot RAW with the digital teleconverter at all?

​@@connorazzarello5514 Not really an expert on the subject here, but in some earlier firmware digi-teleconverter was only available for jpgs - that changed in a firmware update little over a year ago (now also raw+jpg). The thing is that it is _not_ cropping the image but there’s some digital manipulation and optimization going on as well. Some kinda revolutionary feature. In fact there was a KZfaq video where someone compared and a physical teleconverter to the digital one: the digital was sharper.

Don’t you loose detail when doing that? I tried it and it looked the same like cropping into an image in post compared to having a zoom lens so I’m avoiding it from now on, a lot of the time I’m able to get close. I did in a stunning location of cliffs and in the end it wasn’t worth to zoom cause the image captured the entire field and it looked nicer without but maybe I try it again when needed or get a conversion lens, hopefully they have zoom.

Me too! I had the original X100 and aside from the slow focus, I got really tired of only being able to use it half the time due to rain. BTW: I'm from Victoria and I always call it the Pacific Southwest since it's southern Canada. :-)

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I'm glad SOMEONE caught that 🙌🏽🎶

Good point. Like I mentioned, you can choose what works for you 🙌🏽

Yesterday, I shot with my X100V out in the snow for about 4 hours. It was covered in rain and slush pretty much the whole time, and it worked perfectly.

I am glad . I am sure the point is to keep it at this price point 😉

@@noahbealand Do you have the lens filter for weather sealing? Tbh most cameras are designed to be used outside anyway so will be fine when exposed to the elements a little.

@@GrahamConnor Yeah, I think the camera is already like 90% weather proof, but with the lens filter, it makes it 100%

Now is the time to do it man the X100V is selling for over $2000 it’s insane

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I hope you get your hands on it!

Bro, come on over to Fuji!

I had the EOS R, but I had it stolen on Dec 30th, what a way to start the year right? I’ve been looking into Fuji.. X100V seems like a beautiful choice, but maybe this E4 could do it?

@@ignarias96 man I’m sorry to hear that. SMH. I’m sure whatever you get you’ll be killing it again soon. Fuji is so nice with the film presets.

@ every Fuji owner says that and Easily the nicest community 😂 canon users didn’t treat me like this.

Tim! Thanks for the knowledge drop!

If you don't own a rangefinder already, XE4 will be fine.

@@GrahamConnor but the thing is I do! 😭 I already have the x100v and love it but once I heard about the X-E4 was announced I started thinking about a range finder style Fuji camera that has interchangeable lens capabilities. So I was looking into the X-E4 or the X-Pro3 but ended up going with the X-Pro3 because of the weather resistance and the experience of using the pro3. The reviews I was watching said the view finder on the X-E4 is smaller than the x100v and I can’t really see myself getting a camera with a smaller viewfinder than the x100v already has.

Completely agree!

The X-E4 will do nothing to improve your product photography over the D3200. Don't waste you money. You would be far better using the money on a better lens or better lighting. This is coming from somebody who has the X-E4. It is an excellent camera but I have no idea why you think you need it over your D3200 for product photography. Oh and the X100V is *definitely* not for you.

Depends what you mean by "tiny". The X-Pro 2 and 3 is WR.

Just recently a new 27mm was released with an aperture ring and weather resistance, but besides that they're the same optics.

I'd start out with the 27mm F2.8 pancake prime and the 18-55 F-2.8-4 Zoom.

same here, but im going with the XT30 used from Adoroma. Its at a good price. I already own a Sony a6400 for filmmaking

XE4 is great for doc/street? The 41mm equivalent lens is a great focal length if you go for that as a prime.

The 18-55 kit lens from Fuji is a great lens - even for a starting kit lens! It's not a fast lens but it's really good quality. The 23mm f/2 is affordable lens and the 50mm f/2

@@moment Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll take a look at those lenses. Awesome video and content, I’ll always come back for more.

As far as I know, the X100V does NOT allow you to do "selfie" mode w the screen. The X-E4 does.

You can change the white balance shift values.

If want to change lens then the X100F is no good to you! That is the starting point. In terms of sensor, AF, processor and firmware, the X100F is similar to the X-E3. X-E4 is the X100V.

It's not to say it's better, its just a difference style and "features". It's the same sensor in both cameras. And X100V is weather sealed. So it's up to you to know what you need..what stands out you?

If you don't need to change lenses and are happy with 23mm (35mm equiv), the X100 is the superior camera. Fantastic lens, leaf shutter, nd filter, much bigger viewfinder, optical viewfinder, weather sealed with optional adaptor/filter, on board flash (can come in handy sometimes)... just off the top of my head.

@@d2mini +more dials

@@d2mini I really can't decide between the two. I need a small camera for travel and the X100V seems perfect - but the option to take a longer lens occasionally makes the X-E4 really tempting. Difficult choice.

Good question, it comes down to your preference. What stands out to you? Does budget matter? Does style matter and button layout? Again, image quality isn't an issue with Fuji APS-C sensors - they are all really good and preform the same, relatively speaking.

@@moment Thanks for the answer. To be honest the cost is about the same for both cams, so it isn't a question. I guess I need to do some research on the usability differences between the two. I do love the Fuji old-school button layout with ISO, shutter, aperture and exposure comp. Aside from that I just want something small and light that I can throw in a shoulder bag for street, travel, family/kids stuff. I got so tired of carrying round a huge heavy backpack full of Canon gear, so a small Fuji with a 27mm pancake. the 18-55mm for travel, and maybe one longer lens addd later and I'm happy. Up until now Ive been really confused which Fuji to go for, what with the X-T3 coming down in price and the X-T20 still being a great budget option, the X-S10, and now this ! Anyway, you don't have to answer. Guess it's up to me to do some digging and make a decision. The problem now all stores are closed, is not being able to go to a camera shop and physically feel how they are to hold in the hand. I've got quite big hands and I heard a few people say they don't get on well with the size of the X-T30.

@@cryptotrader2779 One of the great things about Fuji is that they put the same sensor and (almost) the same software into all the models, so your choice is more about body style. Simply choose the body you like.

@@cryptotrader2779 I have exactly the same dilemma